Farm Holiday Cottage Near Betws Y Coed | Ysgubor-Y-Coed
Ysgubor-y-Coed is a traditional farm holiday cottage near Betws-y-Coed in Snowdonia, North Wales. This beautifully presented cottage is the ideal getaway for couples or families Recently renovated, this traditional Welsh stone cottage offers high quality accommodation as well as a window (or several) on to farming life in North Wales. You can expect a warm Welsh welcome in what is an idyllic rural location. The friendly family who run the smallholding here look after piglets, lambs and chickens, and you’ll see the animals enjoying free-range life in the fields around the cottage. There are two other lovely holiday cottages – Hafod-y-Coed and Stabal y Coed – on the same farm, and all three cottages sleep 4 guests each. An oak front door opens into the open plan ground floor living space of the cottage. It has been renovated to the highest standards using local materials, including Welsh slate flooring throughout which benefits from underfloor heating courtesy of an eco-friendly hydro-electric system. Exposed oak beams and feature frames around the recessed windows add warmth to what is a light and airy space. A wood burning stove is a focal point in the corner of the living area which has enough comfortable seating for everyone to put their feet up. A good sized oak dining table – which seats four – links the living area to the kitchen. The kitchen is spacious, bright and modern, and is well equipped including oven,...
Holiday Cottage with Mountain Views Near Beddgelert | Cwm-Cloch
Cwm-Cloch is a beautiful one bedroom holiday cottage with mountain views on the outskirts of Beddgelert in the Snowdonia National Park. This old barn, hidden away in a remote valley, offers the perfect tranquil base for guests wanting to explore this magnificently rugged landscape.
Modern Three Bedroom Holiday Cottage Near Aberdaron | Bryndaron
Bryndaron is a lovely and modern three bedroom holiday cottage near Aberdaron. Beautifully finished, sea views and plenty of outdoor space make it a perfect base to explore the beautiful Llyn Peninsula. The holiday cottage itself is the front half of a larger property but the well thought out layout and private garden space creates a private and independent feel to the cottage. Starting downstairs on the ground floor it is a semi open plan lay out with slate tiles throughout. The kitchen is very modern and clean and has everything you will need to cater for your group here. The sitting room is just around the corner but is still the same room. Again simple furnishings all warmed up with a log burner. Brown leather sofa’s and oak furniture work well against the slate floor. The glass patio doors offering incredible views out towards Ynys Enlli (bardsey island) also ensure the room gets lots of light. There is one double bedroom on this floor – very light and spacious with the simple and modern interiors following through as with the rest of the downstairs. There is a family bathroom with a shower over bath set up. Upstairs are two bedrooms; one sleeps three and the other two. Slightly warmer up here with carpets throughout and victorian style beds. All very light and spacious and incredible views of the sea...
Self Catering in Llanbedr, log fire and large garden | Tan-Y-Wenallt
Tan-Y-Wenallt is a ‘ty unnos’ or ‘one night house’. An ancient and well known tradition here in Wales. During the 18th century, a time of rapidly expanding population and poverty, it was generally agreed that a property could be built by squatters on common land so long as it was built within 24hrs, one day and one night. The test being that smoke had to emerge from the chimney before sunrise the following morning. The occupier was then allowed to claim a portion of the surrounding land. The boundary being set by the distance he could throw an axe from the new house. There are many examples of houses of this type dotted around Snowdonia. The most famous being ‘Ty Hyll’ or ‘Ugly House’ near Betws Y Coed. The original crude constructions giving this house its name. Tan Y Wenallt, as was often the case, has been much improved subsequently however. It’s most resent renovation transforming it into a truly idyllic and luxurious holiday cottage. The house is a great mixture of old and new. The dining room has a large table which sits eight very comfortably. The newly fitted kitchen boasts a large range cooker, oak units and granite worktops. The kitchen is slightly elevated which allows the chef to oversee what’s needed on the table or, more importantly in our case, to check who is and isn’t eating their greens! The bright and spacious conservatory overlooking the...
5 Star Luxury Cottage with Sea Views | Ty-Capel
Ty-Capel is a 5 Star luxury cottage with sea views. It’s like staying in a luxury spa hotel but better. The rooms are bigger, the breakfast is nicer and you have your own private garden. Ok you have to cook the breakfast yourself but at least the eggs wont be rubbery.
Bijoux Holiday Cottage Between Mountains And Sea | Stabal-Llanfair
Stabal-Llanfair is a two bedroom bijoux holiday cottage between the mountains and sea. It’s an 18th century stone built cottage which started life as stables and a hayloft before being converted into a home in a great location making a unique getaway. Walking distance from the beach and within easy access of the surrounding mountains and just south of the famous castle town of Harlech, there is so much to do on the doorstep.
Bright and Spacious Holiday Cottage in Rural Setting | Hafod-Dwyfach
Hafod-Dwyfach is a bright and spacious holiday cottage in a rural setting. A fantastic family space both inside and out make it a great holiday retreat, especially with its modern and stylish interiors and accessibility to other parts of North Wales.
Seafront Holiday Cottage North Wales | Yr-Odyn
Renovated and furnished to a very high standard and surrounded by a large lawned garden, this seafront holiday cottage North Wales provides the perfect base from which to enjoy this unique and idyllic North Wales holiday location. Aberdesach is in a tiny little hamlet called on the northern edge of the Llyn Peninsula, about 5 miles south of Caernarfon. The spot is thankfully a bit of a secret hideaway so keep it under your hat for now. Guests approach the cottage via a small footbridge over the river Desach before entering through a small sunny conservatory. A natural retreat in the morning if the sun’s out but the wind is still a bit too fresh. From here we enter a large kitchen diner. On the left a warming log fire sits within the original inglenook fireplace whilst straight ahead a handsome set of dining tables and chairs sits under some fabulous oil paintings painted by David, the owner of the cottage. (Some truly fantastic images.) To the right we have a sleek modern kitchen complete with a large gas fueled cooking range. A real treat for any eager chefs. A large free standing fridge freezer sits in the adjoining utility room as well as a useful Belfast sink and washer dryer. From here we walk through some striking glass saloon doors into the adjoining lounge. The lounge is on the seaward side of the house. A large picture window...
Two Bedroom Holiday Cottage Near Beddgelert | Glaslyn-Lodge
Glaslyn-Lodge is a two bedroom holiday cottage near Beddgelert in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park. Tucked away on the grounds of a large formal garden on the banks of the river Glaslyn the lodge is the perfect base for walkers or outdoor enthusiasts.
Traditional Stone Holiday Cottage in Cwm Nantcol | Glandwr
Glandwr is a traditional stone holiday cottage in Cwm Nantcol above the picturesque village of Llanbedr in North Wales. This three-bedroom cottage on the banks of the river Artro is within easy reach of both the mountains and the sea and provides a great base for families wanting to explore this lovely part of Snowdonia.
Unique Holiday Cottage High In The Hills Above Machynlleth | Llywi-Mach
Llywi-Mach is a two bedroom, unique holiday cottage high in the hills above Machynlleth. Set on a working farm there are stunning views out over the Dovey valley. With modern interiors and its farm location, it’s both rural and stylish at the same time.
Views over Snowdon and the Welsh Highland Railway | Bron-Eifion
With views over Snowdon and the welsh highland railway Bron-Eifion is the quintessential Snowdonia cottage. Located right at the foot of the tallest peak in England and Wales, the cottage shares the valley with the Welsh Highland Steam Railway as it pushes its way from Beddgelert to the south up to Rhyd Ddu station and then on to Caernarfon in the north.
Farm Holiday Cottage At The Foot Of Snowdon | Clogwyn-Cottage
Clogwyn-Cottage is a luxurious farm holiday cottage at the foot of Snowdon – one of two self catering barn conversions on a working farm on the western slopes in Rhyd Ddu. This two-bedroom holiday cottage offers superior accommodation for up to 4 people in an idyllic and tranquil setting.
Luxury Barn Conversion on Snowdon | Clogwyn-Barn
This luxury barn conversion on Snowdon offers spectacular holiday accommodation in a truly unique location. A wonderful example of a traditional stone built barn transformed into a 2 bedroom self catering cottage situated on the western slopes of Snowdon itself. The decor and fixtures on the inside are outdone only by the spectacular landscape on the outside.
Self catering cottage near Bala | Talybont
The renovation of this disused farmhouse on the banks of the river Dyfrdwy outside Llanuwchllyn has been a labour of love for local farmer Geraint Edwards. And his efforts and attention to detail are evident through out the property. The use of traditional materials and the general layout of this self catering cottage near Bala is faultless. The scenic backdrop to this picturesque cottage is, of course, the cherry on the cake. A huge, stone floored, kitchen diner greet guests as they enter the cottage. Locally sourced oak beams span the high vaulted ceiling of this impressive space. An oak kitchen flanks the left hand side of the room and includes a beautiful range cooker and modern fridge freezer. An integrated dishwasher is also included. Washing machine and separate dryer are located in a utility area next door. ..labour of love.. ..attention to detail.. ..fantastic view of the valley.. On the opposite side of the room an oak table looks out onto a fantastic view of the valley. A large patio window framing the scene perfectly. The table itself is of course constructed from locally sourced oak and put together by a family friend. (Mine’s on order!) Next, a ground floor en-suite twin bedroom is perfect for grandma and granddad perhaps. A wooden floor and more bespoke furniture give the room warmth and style. The en-suite has a large shower cubicle, wc and washbasin. There is also a separate...